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Language peer sets for Arjuna:

Arjuna(ID:2907/arj001)

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Arjuna - object-oriented programming system: tools for building fault-tolerant distributed applications; provides nested atomic actions for structuring application programs systems in taking the approach that every major entity in the system is an object.  

Thus, Arjuna not only supports an object-oriented model of computation, but its internal structure is also object-oriented.  This approach permits the use of the type inheritance mechanism of object-oriented systems for incorporating the properties of fault-tolerance and distribution in a very flexible way, permitting the implementation of concurrency control and recovery for objects in a type specific manner.
  Arjuna has been implemented without any  changes to the underlying operating system (Sun Unix, HP-UX), making it quite portable.  The Arjuna System software is available for research purposes.

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References:
  • Dixon, G.N., Parrington, G.D., Shrivastava, S.K. a (1989) Dixon, G.N., Parrington, G.D., Shrivastava, S.K. and Wheater, S.M. "The Treatment of Persistent Objects in Arjuna" CS-TR: 283, Department of Computing Science, University of Newcastle, 1989 Abstract Online copy
  • Shrivastava, S.K., Dixon, G.N., Parrington, G.D., (1989) Shrivastava, S.K., Dixon, G.N., Parrington, G.D., Hedayati, F., Wheater, S.M. and Little, M.C. "The Design and Implementation of Arjuna" CS-TR: 280, Department of Computing Science, University of Newcastle, 1989
  • Parrington, G.D. (1990) Parrington, G.D. "Reliable Distributed Programming in C++: The Arjuna Approach" CS-TR: 308, Department of Computing Science, University of Newcastle, 1990 Abstract Online copy
  • Little, M.C. and Shrivastava, S.K. (1991) Little, M.C. and Shrivastava, S.K. "Replicated K-Resilient Objects in Arjuna" CS-TR: 319, Department of Computing Science, University of Newcastle, 1991 Abstract Online copy
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